STRUTT, the antiquary, a man of genius and imagination, 86
his spirited letters on commencing his career of authorship, 88
STUART, Dr. Gilbert, his envious character; desirous of destroying
the literary works of his countrymen, 131
projects the "Edinburgh Magazine and Review;" its design, _ib._
his horrid feelings excited by his disappointments, 132
raises a literary conspiracy against Dr. Henry, 135
dies miserably, 139
STUBBE and his attacks on the Royal Society, 346
his early history, 347
influenced by Dr. Fell in his attacks, _n._ 350
specimens of them, 356